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Manage your VPS.
Generate a token in your Virtarix dashboard, then use the API to retrieve service information, manage supported VPS operations and connect your own scripts and tools. Build repeatable workflows with HTTP and JSON.
Already a customer? Generate a token in your dashboard.
Need a server first? Compare VPS plans.
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Dashboard tokens
Generate in your dashboard
HTTP + JSON
Use your existing tools
VPS management
Automate routine tasks
API documentation
Explore supported actions
What you can manage with the API
Put the repetitive parts of VPS management into code, and keep the decisions in your hands.
Account & service inventory
Retrieve account and VPS service information for your own inventory, scripts and internal tools.
Power & server configuration
Add supported power and configuration operations to reusable scripts instead of repeating each change in the dashboard.
Console access
Include console access in your server-management tools when you need to work directly with a VPS.
OS templates & ISO media
Work with operating-system templates and ISO media as part of supported server setup and maintenance tasks.
Firewall & SSH keys
Manage firewall settings and SSH keys from your own tools, alongside your other server operations.
Order workflows
Connect supported ordering steps to your own tools. Treat order creation, payment confirmation and service readiness as separate stages.
Power tasks & notifications
Use supported power tasks and notifications to organise server operations and follow up on changes.
Snapshots & backups
Include supported snapshot and backup operations in your maintenance workflow to prepare for recovery before making changes.
Built around the way you work
Write the workflow. Stop repeating the clicks.
Connect supported API operations to your own tools. Here are three practical places to start.
01 / DAY-TO-DAY OPERATIONS
Turn routine tasks into reusable scripts.
Bring service information and power controls into a script your team can review, reuse and maintain.
02 / CHANGE MANAGEMENT
Make recovery part of the release routine.
Build supported snapshot or backup steps into your maintenance process before making changes to a server.
03 / INTERNAL TOOLING
Put server information where your team works.
Bring API responses into your inventory, admin interface or operations tools so your team can access server information where they already work.
For existing customers
Your VPS is already there. Make it part of your workflow.
Open your dashboard, generate a token and start connecting your own tools to your Virtarix VPS.
For your next project
Start with the VPS your workload needs.
Compare server plans, choose the resources you need and explore API management for your service.
Fit the API to your stack
Use the tools
you already know.
The Virtarix API uses HTTP and JSON, so you can integrate VPS management into your existing server-side scripts and internal tools.
WORKS WITH
Any HTTP-capable stack
REST / JSON
cURL
CLI & shell
Py
Python
requests / stdlib
JS
JavaScript
fetch / HTTP clients
php
PHP
cURL / clients
Node.js
server-side JS
Go
Go
net/http
Ruby
Net::HTTP
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PowerShell
REST cmdlets
From dashboard to your first request
Get started in three steps.
You do not need to begin with a complete automation system. Start with a read-only request, then build from there.
01
Open your dashboard
Log in to the Virtarix account you use to manage your VPS services.
02
Generate an API token
Open the API token area in your dashboard, generate a token and store it securely for use in your server-side tools.
03
Make a read-only request
Follow the current API reference to authenticate and read account or service information before making changes.
Keep your token out of the browser.
Store it in a server-side environment variable or secret store. Never put credentials in public code, page URLs or analytics events.
For existing customers
Your VPS is already there. Make it part of your workflow.
Open your dashboard, generate a token and start connecting your own tools to your Virtarix VPS.
For your next project
Start with the VPS your workload needs.
Compare server plans, choose the resources you need and explore API management for your service.
Frequently Asked Questions
Log in to your Virtarix dashboard and open the API token area. Generate a token there, store it securely and use the authentication format shown in the current API documentation.
Start with your existing Virtarix account and VPS services. The operations available to a service depend on its configuration and the current API. Check the documentation or contact support before building around a particular operation.
Use an HTTP client in the language you already work with. The examples on this page use cURL, server-side JavaScript and Python. They are standard HTTP examples, not official SDKs.
It gives you another way to manage supported VPS infrastructure operations. You can still use the dashboard and SSH. Installing packages or running commands inside your operating system is separate from managing the VPS through the API.
Keep the token in a server-side secret store or environment variable. Do not embed it in public HTML, browser JavaScript, a public repository or an analytics event. Treat it as a sensitive credential.
No. A Virtarix token is for managing your VPS infrastructure. Keys and credits for AI model providers are separate; hosting an AI agent does not make those credentials interchangeable.
Your next workflow starts with a token.
Generate an API token and connect your VPS to your own scripts and tools.
